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Title: My Next Project, 63 Notch Post by: Speed-Randy on July 31, 2011, 05:00:01 am Just got back from a 13 hour drive. Left at 3 am. Snapped one picture, right after loading it on the trailer, so I will post this up. Now I am going to bed.
(http://i944.photobucket.com/albums/ad289/vdubdweeb/IMG_0286.jpg) Title: Re: My Next Project, 64 Notch Post by: nicolas on August 07, 2011, 20:51:10 pm this could be a very nice project, but if you bought it as a 64 you might need to bring it back as it is a 4 lug car and that is 66 or 67 if it doesn't have a external fuelflap... but in my humble opinion 66's and 67's look better ;D
Title: Re: My Next Project, 64 Notch Post by: Speed-Randy on August 07, 2011, 21:02:12 pm It's 4 lug because the PO put 4 wheel disc brakes on it with 4/130 rotors. I am going to change these to 5/130 if you get my drift here. Today I sorted thru about 10 boxes of parts and everything is here, I should have it in epoxy primer in the next 2 weeks, still have to remove fenders and metal prep everything as he also left it exposed after media blasting so it has a very light coat of surface rust. Should have ir off the pan in a day or so
Title: Re: My Next Project, 64 Notch Post by: danny gabbard on August 07, 2011, 21:34:01 pm You need counciling !!! Your have the vw withdrals .
Title: Re: My Next Project, 64 Notch Post by: Speed-Randy on August 08, 2011, 04:46:26 am Withdrawls my ass!!!! I've got 5 of them in the garage now, and 3 outside. More like overdose!!! :D :D by the way, I have a baja body and doors I'm giving away if anybody needs one, could be used as a drag car with wing box as well. I also picked up a fastback yesterday for a few peices of sheet metal that I need. It has a pan, pink, and body tag. Plus a few parts If anybody needs switches or sheet metal peices that I wont be using
Title: Re: My Next Project, 64 Notch Post by: low oval on August 10, 2011, 12:43:17 pm I think you need counceling.
Title: Re: My Next Project, 64 Notch Post by: team97 on August 17, 2011, 20:31:48 pm I think you need counceling. And a lot of it!!!!! |